50 Cent – P.I.M.P. [Single] [PA] [12 inch Vinyl Disc] (Jul-2003) UNTESTED. Untested But Record Appears To Be In Good Shape. Has Minor-Light Scratching. Condition Is Used But «Good». Shipped With USPS Media Mail.
This 12″ single features the artists Lloyd Banks and Avant, with the title track «Karma (Remix)». The vinyl record is from the year 2004 and is on the Interscope Records (USA) label.
Common / Electric Circus 2002 Vinyl 2LP. About Importer’s Obligation. Record:EX, Sleeve:EX(w/Shrink). Original first pressing. Very Good.
Common One Day It’ll All Make Sense 1997 1st US Vinyl MISSING 2nd LP DE LA VG++ ONLY FIRST LP – SIDES A & B MISSING SECOND LP SIDES C & D
Awesome copy! LP looks and plays great! Cover in shrink with hype sticker and in great shape! Printed inner sleeve included!
[DOS-PR5U1V3A145-2MM-696998618916]New! Minor Storage wear and crease on front and back cover.
The product is a double LP vinyl record titled «Born to Reign» by Will Smith, featuring Jada. This original 2002 pressing on the Columbia record label is a promotion copy that has been professionally graded as near mint. The vinyl comes in a cardboard sleeve and is in English, catering to fans of rap and R&B music from the 2000s era. With a runtime of 48 minutes, this collectible item is a must-have for music enthusiasts looking to add a classic album to their collection.
The Brand Nubian «Love Me or Leave Me Alone» vinyl record from 1993 is a sought-after collectible for fans of rap and R&B music. This album, released under the Elektra Entertainment record label, features the talented artist on the vinyl in near mint condition. The record’s genre and instrument make it a valuable addition to any vinyl record collection, offering a nostalgic and authentic listening experience for music enthusiasts.
Embrace the vibrant rhythms of Dancehall/Ragga with Ms. Thing’s «Get That Money [Single]» on 12″ vinyl. The vinyl material ensures a warm, authentic sound that digital formats just can’t match.
This vinyl record features the catchy tunes «Get That Money» and «Regular» by artist Mississippi Thing. It’s a 12″ single with a speed of 33 RPM, released in 2004 under the label Sequence. The record comes in a cardboard sleeve and has a black color. The inlay and sleeve conditions are rated as Very Good Plus (VG+), while the record itself is in Excellent (EX) grading. The genre of this record is a mix of Rap and R&B, with a Dancehall/Ragga style. It is a great addition to any music collection and is manufactured in the United States.